so I accedently reloaded the page and lost all my hard work so, here I go doing it all again.. can't remember the first part but I can try...
The amounts of megabytes ranged from 20-60 if I'm correct
It stayed here for a bit until it went out of bytes (and it said NTFS)
the archive video I uploaded to YouTube (it's private) has finished and I hope it will get back to around 10-18 gigabytes tommorow (it does that, and the video I deleted will help)
byetheway forgot to say this but It crashed SP, I hope obamajet is autosaved correctly
Maybe I don't have an SSD
Maybe it's a hard drive
If it is then I'm hearing some funny noises from my laptop, beeps and boops
hopefully nothing's broken
Even when closing tabs in chrome it did nothing to help the data
@HanakoSan gawker sidelines narod
@TriStar eh, let me stand in the edge of the data cliff, in going to stay at 10-20 gigabytes, if I ever plan on deleting more videos to clear up space then maybe i will try and keep it at a steady 15+ gigabytes
@Majakalona still, even though ssd's are much more stable and reliable than hdd's, dont try and torture it
@Majakalona the retirement of Hawker Siddeley Nimrod/Narod !1!!1!1!1!1!!1!1
@TriStar that's because I don't want a fard drive
I want a solididfied
s___drive (SSD)I'm pretty sure my laptop uses a solidified
s___drive@Narod yippee the quitting of nimrod!!!
this all happened while i wasn't even checking to see what was happening
@Narod
Post some planes. But do stop with that spam.
@Narod
Yes, there is something wrong. This is a plane website, and we don’t advertise political stuff here.
@Narod
Just pls stop spamming that stuff, it’s getting really annoying at this point.
@Narod
Shut up.
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Bro does not want to get a new hard drive...
@Mousewithamachinegun122 eh, I'm sure it will have enough gigabytes to run SP!
If it has 4+ gigabytes available then I can play KSP!
and it's not like my PC is completely bricked.
Sad